DBG, you're complete and utter lack of exploiting/hacking/aimbot enforcement and killing off these tools has finally done it for me. At the time of this post, you have two TR fkwads on Emerald completely destroying VS and NC. Bigcheiffan and MrMagique are just ripping through everyone and everything. Big is a flying MAX unit, hover and moving over bases in a pounder MAX, annihilating everything below him. Mr is a ********* HA sniping everyone behind walls and from underground with his starter rifle as a BR10. They are killing people in a protected spawn room, through roofs, walls and from underground. This is a NIGHTLY problem in this "game" yet you have let it go, just like Sony did with PS1 to the point that they act openly with no fear of any kind of enforcement. You, like them, are an utter failure at this game. You are, have been and continue to ruin it by letting these tools take over your game and control it. I've hit my limit with this nonsensical, moronic lack of common sense and control. Good luck to the rest of you that continue to put up with this nonsense.
Sadly - I have to agree. I cancelled my membership months ago when it got very bad and if anything, it is now worse than ever. Late gaming sessions on the European servers are simply dreadful - honestly not worth bothering with. The only thing I will say - make sure you keep /report(ing). The following day you will find many will have been deleted (as in - gone - not just banned, not slapped wrist). Example from last night: I have to show you a snapshot as you won't find any hint that he was ever around - another deleted player. There were three of them from my session last night, all gone now (you can easily check your killboard for 'n/a' players - they've been deleted). As for DBG (or RPG) - any follow-on game from PS2 needs to NOT be reusing the same old (PS2 / H1Z1 / etc. etc.) stuff - the hackers know it inside out. They were busy working on PS:A until it bit the dust.
What's even the fun in hacking? I do get cheating in singleplayer games when you're well and truly stuck (whether by building your character like you wanted and not the game or by accidentally ending up where you are not supposed to be) or just want to skip annoying parts of an otherwise enjoyable game (no-clipping all those darn Skyrim dungeons to retrieve someone's piss pot spring to mind, or Oblivion portals) or really want to kill that creature in a very remote location you'd otherwise never go back to; or the very simple act of increasing the sometimes very limited carrying capacity... yeah, there are lots of things to do that make some sense to improve quality of life for those who don't want to walk home after every quest and don't want to suffer through the same tedium of bloody sequences on the umpteenth playthrough. But most importantly: IT DOES NOT HURT ANYONE! Also the reason why stuff that would be called hacks in MP games are called mods in SP games. Cheating in multiplayer does nothing but ruin the fun everyone around has. There is no other point to it than that. I will never understand people who do it.
Sociopaths enjoy the suffering of others and crave attention. Multiplayer games are the perfect place for them, hundreds of people to annoy and no real consequences.
You people are funny. You whine like babies when you run into a problem. You do not know how Battleeye works nor do you know how the reporting system works. They will be banned and not in the game. The players that were hacking yesterday were in fact most likely hack developers. Which means the game is increasing in popularity those hackers will get banned. It was obvious that those people were testing the limits of being detected in the game. There are hackers in every game and I have experienced in nearly every game I have been in. You need to understand and stop being children that there are people who will do this. In IT, and in the hacker development, you always have to be prepared for a response to a threat like this. You can't prevent everything. Grow the heck up. After working in the IT Security field for years, you need a blueprint of the threat to the network. and DBG experienced it yesterday. It just allows them to find out what is going on that is all. It is about exposure prevention, when a network is hacked it was hacked and guess what? There is only response time that is effective and even at that the damage is done, and all you can do is prevent the next one. Freaking children on this forum I tell you. This is along the lines of NSOC. You can't prevent everyone from hacking into the game. You people need to understand how prevention works.
Same story every week with DBG/Sony. People constantly quitting because of gross negligence to the player base. Industry standard for these 2 Kuntpanies
We need Server-side created (not Clientside ones) Demo script recording options so that reporting this crap is made a lot easier. Even Filing a ticket does f*** all if the game is too understaffed not alloweing for its people to go out, find ALL these cheaters when they're actually on, spending way more time investigating / spectating them or pouring through a ton of crappy video captured from the Victim's camera angles just to conclude that the "evidence" was inconclusive. Rage hackers are only the final straw with this issue. It's the cheaters who keep getting away with it for months at a time that pushed loyal users to the breaking point to begin with
Time for appointing player admins to set a kick / temp ban. Only thing needed: intelligent responsible volunteers.
Greatest invite to hackers was that headshot ignore shield. Then all the hit box modding blew out of hands. Then smack in some implants what even benefits from this change. They should remove all these changes made for hardcore competitive players, and make this game more casual friendly. Casual are the ones who are willing to spend money. And are majority in any game.
